Candy Art

APepper · Jan 20, 2022

Should you scare easily there we have it. I chose to put this on thinking I was getting good at post lighting effects. Enjoy!

Jeff15 · Jan 20, 2022

I am not entirely sure what you are trying to do..??

K9Kirk · Jan 20, 2022

Where is it?

APepper · Jan 21, 2022

I had to ask, why do you think photography requires great lighting effects? If you edit your photo then it should be regulated with a photag. This is in my area. Where I keep my cell phone.

Jeff15 · Jan 21, 2022

Can you try and print a bit smaller....... :onthego:

snowbear · Jan 21, 2022

Welcome aboard.

I have to agree with the others, but please, keep trying.

the subject is not clear but I suspect it is whatever is on the left. There isn't really a composition, and it appears out of focus to me. Also, the small red type you are using is not easy to read.

Robshoots · Jan 21, 2022

Hello. I don’t get it either. Did you add the object on the left? It looks like a bottle opener. And please change the red micro print to something readable.

Hardus Nameous · Jan 21, 2022

I think the thing on the left is a Garbage Pail Kids sticker; I haven't seen one of those since the 80's.

Robshoots · Jan 21, 2022

Hardus Nameous said:
I think the thing on the left is a Garbage Pail Kids sticker; I haven't seen one of those since the 80's.

I think you’re right. Thanks.

Jeff15 · Jan 21, 2022

It's a mystery...... :icon_eek:

K9Kirk · Jan 21, 2022

APepper said:
I had to ask, why do you think photography requires great lighting effects? If you edit your photo then it should be regulated with a photag. This is in my area. Where I keep my cell phone.

Just a bunch of blah, blah, blah about nothing. If you aren't going to talk about the picture then I won't visit your posts anymore.

Lez325 · Jan 22, 2022

K9Kirk said:
Where is it?

and what is - should be the question

smoke665 · Jan 22, 2022

If your intent was to draw comment, then you get an "A" for effort. Nothing like a little mystery to draw out the curiosity in this bunch. LOL

If you believe that photography doesn't require great light then you don't understand the basic premise of photography. The camera doesn't create light, it records the light (or lack of) reflecting off the surface of the object you're photographing. The better the quality of that light, (a subject in itself) the better your image. While it is true that certain effects can be created post, most strive to get as close as possible in camera.